Street Fight in Flash

ah, memories…

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December 02

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About the Author, Dan Cameron:

I'm the owner and solution engineer , a web solutions company that specializes in web development including WordPress.

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  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    Since the flash version is also technically violating the copyright, I would recommend going all the way and downloading a CPS1 emulator and playing the actual original SF2 arcade ROMs, which work perfectly and in full speed on any decent computer.

  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    I think some of the CPS emulators may also support the Kaillera network, which will allow you to play multiplayer online.

    I’m not too interested in playing SF2-type games on a computer, but if we’re ever in an arcade with one, remind me to challenge you at it.

  • Dan

    I would kick your ass.

  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    Since the flash version is also technically violating the copyright, I would recommend going all the way and downloading a CPS1 emulator and playing the actual original SF2 arcade ROMs, which work perfectly and in full speed on any decent computer.

  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    I think some of the CPS emulators may also support the Kaillera network, which will allow you to play multiplayer online.

    I'm not too interested in playing SF2-type games on a computer, but if we're ever in an arcade with one, remind me to challenge you at it.

  • Dan

    I would kick your ass.

  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    Since the flash version is also technically violating the copyright, I would recommend going all the way and downloading a CPS1 emulator and playing the actual original SF2 arcade ROMs, which work perfectly and in full speed on any decent computer.

  • http://freepressblog.org JaredB

    I think some of the CPS emulators may also support the Kaillera network, which will allow you to play multiplayer online.

    I’m not too interested in playing SF2-type games on a computer, but if we’re ever in an arcade with one, remind me to challenge you at it.

  • Dan

    I would kick your ass.

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